Novak Djokovic refuses to apologize for damaging Wimbledon net post with racket smash
The Serb was then asked specifically about the racketeering incident and whether he 'regrets' doing it. But Djokovic gave a quick response, refusing to apologize: "It was frustrating at the time.
"I replied to your colleague two minutes ago about this. There is not much to say about it."
Djokovic is already planning revenge against Alcaraz this summer at the US Open, where the Spaniard is the defending champion.
"Hopefully we can play the US Open. Why not?" said Alcaraz. "I think it's good for the sport, 1 and 2 in the world going head-to-head in a nearly five-hour, five-set thriller. It couldn't be better for our sport in general, so why not?"
The Serb was then asked specifically about the racketeering incident and whether he 'regrets' doing it. But Djokovic gave a quick response, refusing to apologize: "It was frustrating at the time.
"I replied to your colleague two minutes ago about this. There is not much to say about it."
Djokovic is already planning revenge against Alcaraz this summer at the US Open, where the Spaniard is the defending champion.
"Hopefully we can play the US Open. Why not?" said Alcaraz. "I think it's good for the sport, 1 and 2 in the world going head-to-head in a nearly five-hour, five-set thriller. It couldn't be better for our sport in general, so why not?"
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